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WHERE WE STAND Opens Tonight at Portland Stage

Portland Stage brings Donnetta Lavinia Grays' work to life in Portland, Maine, and as instructed by both the playwright and the director, Portland, Maine is the setting and one of the most important elements of the play.

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Where We Stand, a modern fable, opens Friday at Portland Stage

Where We Stand, a modern fable, opens Friday at Portland Stage
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In photos: Lighting up the night

In photos: Lighting up the night The winter solstice, the day with the fewest hours of sunlight in the Northern Hemisphere, takes place at 5:02 a.m. Dec. 21. The long nights of a pandemic have been made beautiful, though, with holiday lights throughout our cities and towns. Many people put their displays up earlier than usual this year as a way to bring joy and help dispel the gloom of a difficult year. Press Herald photographers recorded some of the colorful beauty. Posted Photo by Shawn Patrick Ouellette Katie Pinard, one of the owners of Elements in Biddeford, strings up lights on Dec. 2.

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Blaine House holiday display honors resilience of Maine people amidst COVID-19

Blaine House holiday display honors resilience of Maine people amidst COVID-19 The public may view the display at any time from Capitol Street, following public health precautions. Share Blaine House holiday display in Augusta. Dave Dostie Photography AUGUSTA The Blaine House’s holiday display of decorated trees will be dedicated to the resiliency of Maine people amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s theme, “A Celebration of Resilience,” pays tribute to Maine people, including Maine’s frontline workers and those who have lost their lives to the coronavirus pandemic. It also pays tribute to Maine’s commercial fishing fleet, which recently lost four members of its community. Members of the public interested in viewing the display can see it by walking or driving along Capitol Street, according to a news release from the office of Gov. Janet Mills.

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Gov Mills unveils Blaine House Christmas display, including tree from Waldoboro business

AUGUSTA Governor Janet Mills announced Thursday the Blaine House’s holiday display of decorated trees will be dedicated to the resiliency of Maine people amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This year s theme, “A Celebration of Resilience,” pays tribute to Maine people, including Maine’s frontline workers and those who have lost their lives to the coronavirus pandemic. It also pays tribute to Maine s commercial fishing fleet, which recently lost four members of its community. Members of the public interested in viewing the display can see it by walking or driving along Capitol Street. “As we think about the holiday this year, let us pay tribute to those we lost and to those who strive every day to protect our health and safety on the frontlines of this pandemic,” said Governor Mills. “This year has been challenging, and I know Maine people are tired, but we are resilient and strong and we will get through these difficult times together. From my family to yours, I wish you

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